Australia Rejects Barter Wool Trade With Japan
Sir Earle Page said Britain and Australia oppose barter deals as barbaric and bi lateral. He noted Japan seeks higher wool supplies paid by barter but Australia favors cash transactions and multi later al trade. Japan still buys about 250000 bales of wool from the Commonwealth.
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Sydney
Japan
Sir Earle
Britain
Australia
Kawai
Earle Page
Commonwealth
Petrol Ration Revised Licences Set to Change
Melbourne reports new petrol ration measures effective June 1 with amended licences issued to reflect existing allowances. Ticket validity extends to July 34 with June 26 monthly cycles. remote-area users may obtain licenses for milk purchases. Private car and cycle rations set at 204M miles per year.
Life Saving Awards for Ainslie School Pupils
Ainslie School pupils Nigel Neilson Donal Murray Kevin Byrne Kenneth Cowie Alex Orr Edwin Miller James Snowie John Genge Kenneth Whigham William Guard Warwick Milvidge Robert MacKenzie Peter Lawrey Alan Entwistle David Cook Leonard Osmond Richard Plummer Leon Boreham Robert Sommerville Robert Parker Charles Turner Edward Schell David Clapson Keith Murray Thomas Peacock Brian Woodyatt Kevin McManus Allan Ward Kenneth McCloskey Athol Morris Leon Gambetta Alin Carnall Fio bert Lenon Edward Snowie Maxwell Welsh Lindsay Wells Hubert Macauley Raymund Leckie earned Royal Life Saving Society resuscitation certificates. The elans were instructed by Mr J Breakapear and the examination was conducted by Dr Clements.
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Ainslie School
Royal Life Saving Society
Nigel Neilson
Donal Murray
Kevin Byrne
Kenneth Cowie
Alex Orr
Edwin Miller
James Snowie
John Genge
Kenneth Whigham
William Guard
Warwick Milvidge
Robert MacKenzie
Peter Lawrey
Alan Entwistle
David Cook
Leonard Osmond
Richard Plummer
Leon Boreham
Robert Sommerville
Robert Parker
Charles Turner
Edward Schell
David Clapson
Keith
District Court of Honour Opens Scout Week Plans
The District Court of Honour meets tonight at District Secretary Mr D P Sarael s home to discuss local arrangements and the annual census forms. Australian Scout Week runs May 19 to May 25 with Empire Day service May 25 at the Albert Hall as part of the celebrations. Cub Pack St Johns issues and inter six sports day are noted with prizes for service stars and lunch rules.
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District Court of Honour
D. P. Sarael
Albert Hall
St. John's
Allidays
Scouts win at Juvenile Eisteddfod and take Cub leadership
The Scouts pride themselves on winning the Troop camp fire section at the Juvenile Eisteddfod and plan to run Cub Pack to improve it. Two senior scouts were chosen to lead Cub meetings. Howard Norris will become an A.3.M. to the Troop. No Troop meeting last week due to Eisteddfod entries. cyclists badge tests were planned and seven Scouts prepared.
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Howard Norris
Charmosan face powder promises a youthful look for women
An advertisement targets women 17 to 70 praising Charmosan powder for long wear and subtle scent. It claims the product conceals skin faults and preserves a youthful appearance, suggesting that any age can look young with this powder.
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Charmossa
Ainslie School Opens Grounds With Ceremonial Walkthrough
Large attendance at the opening of Ainslie School sports fields yesterday afternoon. Col Goodwin, president of the P and C Association, welcomed guests while C S Daley led the ceremony. He urged pupils to use the grounds well, recalled the grounds’ development, and noted sport on proper lines. Infants demonstrated singing games and the school showcased work in rescitation marching and ball games. P and C members provided tea and the Mothers Club ran a general stall.
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Ottieral
Ainslie
Col. Goodwin
P. and C. Association
C. S. Daley
Thas Pssent
Mothers Club
Charmosan Face Powder Sold Widely in Stores
Charmosan face powder offered in Rachel Naturelle Peche Sun ton Rowe and Blanche hues. Small bow 1/4 and large box 2/6 sizes sold by chemists drapers and stores including Chain Stores.
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Rachel
Naturelle
Peche
Sunton
Rowe
Blanche
City Elected for Johnson Cup Matches Against Canberr a
Bowling selections name players to represent City in Johnson Cup clashes this weekend. The Saturday session features Forrest venues with teams from Hearne up to Chafe and City, while return matches split between City and Forrest for the final fours and second fours respectively.
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Canberra
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Hearne
D'Arcy
Grooms
Brack
Kruger
Ashton
Stevens Lamb
Norman
Scott
Falconer Martin
Pike Graf
Peterson
Chafe
Lancaster
Beal
Marchant
Chalien
Hammond
Vivian
Hine
Moas
Harney
Carroll
Fox
Clarke
Smith
Merralls
Hanley
Turner
Australian prisoners in Yugoslavia report
A neutral correspondent in Yugoslavia says about 260 Anzac and Allied troops at Nish were part of a small party moving toward Benghazi. German tanks cut them off from the main body, but the sergeant from Sydney reports all were well treated.
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London
United Preas
Yuro-Slavia
Nish
Sydney
Benghaxi
Greate Aml
New Zealand RAF Fighter Squadron Formed in Northern England
The first RAF Fighter Squadron composed entirely of New Zealanders is fully trained in a northern England station and now in operational formation. About 24 New Zealanders are in the unit, led by a 23 year old former Czech squadron flight commander. Nearly half are sergeant pilots and they operate Spitfires supplied by New Zealand.
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Britain
Royal Air Force
Department of Information
England
New Zealand
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